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Government Response to the IGEM Review of the initial response to the 2015 Wye River-Jamieson Track fire The Minister for Emergency Services requested the Inspector-General for Emergency Management (IGEM) to provide the Minister with an interim and final report on the lessons to date from the 2015 Wye River-Jamieson Track Fire by 21 January 2016 and February 2016 respectively.
Tabard Review Review of Use and Application of Tabards within the Emergency Management Sector
Emergency Management Operational Communication - Probity Framework This Probity Framework comprises the non-negotiable probity protocols which must be adhered to throughout the above Project. The Victorian Government seeks to ensure that probity is maintained in all its commercial dealings and this Framework demonstrates that commitment.
Dandenong Ranges Landscape Bushfire Project The Dandenong Ranges Landscape Bushfire Project is a Victorian-first bushfire planning program designed to improve bushfire preparedness among the local community, government and fire agencies.
Community response to bushfires during 2012-13 fire season In February 2013, the Fire Services Commissioner initiated a review of the community response to the bushfire threat in areas affected by three of the season’s more significant fires: Chepstowe, Aberfeldy and Donnybrook Road.
Exec Summary Review of the community response in recent bushfires In February 2013, the Fire Services Commissioner initiated a review of the community response
to the bushfire threat in areas affected by three of the season’s more significant fires:
Chepstowe, Aberfeldy and Donnybrook Road
Dandenong Ranges Landscape Bushfire Project Guide 2013 Dandenong Ranges Landscape Bushfire Project Guide 2013
Kentbruck Fire Review This fire started on the 4th January 2013, a day of predicted extreme fire weather and a declared day of Total Fire Ban. It originated on the Portland – Nelson Rd in the vicinity of plantations and under the influence of strong winds quickly extended into and through the pine plantations and into the adjoining National Park.
Loch Sport Operational Review On the afternoon of 27 September 2012, a bushfire occurred in the Gippsland lakes National Park west of the community of Loch Sport. Due to the nature of this fire and the prevailing conditions, including the fuel, climate, topography, single access/egress issues and in particular, fuel reduction burning in the area, a review was conducted of this fire to improve fire service knowledge and deliver improved services.
Regional Emergency Risk Project The Regional Emergency Risk Project (RERP) was the first risk assessment process to be undertaken at the regional level in Victoria.